Prepare Workspace and Coat Impact Driver
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What happens here
Prepare the workspace by setting up a spray booth area, preferably with plastic sheeting on walls and floors to contain overspray, as Bullet Liner is a heavy-duty coating. Don personal protective equipment, including a full-body protective suit, respirator, and gloves, due to the nature of the spray-on polyurea coating. The Milwaukee impact driver (an impact driver is shown being coated, not the drill/driver from the box) is partially wrapped with plastic wrap and secured with tape to protect certain areas, and a metal wire brush attachment is installed in its chuck. The impact driver is then sprayed with a thick, even layer of black Bullet Liner protective coating.
Goal: Apply Bullet Liner coating to the impact driver for durability testing.
Tools and materials
- Bullet Liner Spray Gun Bullet Liner — To apply the Bullet Liner coating
- Full-Body Protective Suit — To protect the user from coating overspray and chemicals
- Gloves — To protect hands from the coating
- Impact Driver Milwaukee — The object being coated and tested
- Plastic Sheeting — To protect the surrounding area from overspray
- Plastic Wrap — To mask off parts of the impact driver
- Respirator Mask — To protect against inhaling harmful fumes from the coating
- Tape — To secure plastic wrap masking
- Wire Brush Attachment — Attached to the impact driver's chuck for part of the demonstration
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